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(Although, sometimes to spice it up, he'll say libraries are just another example of his tax dollars going to waste on all those bums without jobs.) (He's very compassionate.) |
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Personally I about threw up when all the celebs were fawning over Polanski at the Oscars. Pretty disgusting that they seem to save all their scorn and indignation for political targets (Bush, Elia Kazan, etc.) and then award an Oscar to a man who admittedly is a fine director, but who is also a fugitive from a sex crime charge... |
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When I was growing up in suburbia all the kids knew who the freaks were. There were two guys who drove around exposing themselves to us. We also knew that the father of one little boy was molesting his son's friends. We KNEW this, we told our parents this, we told our coaches this, and they said we were just telling stories or making up lies. Mr. So-and-so would never do such a thing, they see him in church, and he coaches Little League, and chaperones field trips, and Boy Scout camping trips, and he's a lawyer. Hah! Years later he was finally convicted on molestation charges and sent to jail. Michael allegedly used drugs too. As for the sodomy, we'll have to wait for the charges. Anne *For example, how much ocean footage have we had to watch over the years whenever there is a plane crash at sea - JFK, Jr., Egypt Air, TWA. Can't speak to OJ's bronco, I was on a bus to Montreal and missed it. Darn. |
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1. Time. The Polanski incident happened before many of were alive, or at least before we followed such matters. I think it was a pretty big deal when it was ongoing. 2. Celebrity Status. Polanski had a good run. But Michael was and is a much, much larger celebrity than Polanski has ever been. 3. Frequency of occurrence. If true, the allegations seem to represent an ongoing pattern of behavior. Polanski's infraction, to my knowledge, is a one-off deal. |
Like a Rock
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He wasn't innovative or groundbreaking like the Talking Heads or Ramones. He was just there, sweating it out in smaller halls and bars, when it seemed like nobody was listening any more. He kept my appetite whetted for what was to follow. The man bridged two generations of rock music, and he survived, and he wrote some good tunes in the process. And he did it without wearing pants that had his skinny little ass sticking out and a jeri-curl that made him look like Little Richard wannabe. |
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Oh man. Time to break out the drugs. |
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Michael trivia ?, was shortening to Jacko, after he turned wierd to provide the "wacko" joke, or was the shortening pre-turning wierd? |
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2004 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees
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Besides, Kid Rock and Jack White [or is it Jack Black] dig 'em, and isn't that all that matters? On a side note, there is a Yahoo! headline titled "Phil Spector" indicted for murder, and I cannot help thinking it's somehow related to how he killed "Let it Be" judging from the uberfantastic "Stripped" version. |
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And your sig line is funny. This is why I don't ignore them. |
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On CNN the other night, Johnnie Cochran, without saying what he advised Michael, seemed to express frustration that he wasn't able to convince Michael in 1993 to change his behavior to avoid exposure (no pun intended) like this... |
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